will it work for a Canon 7D
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If you get the lens with a canon mount, yes. Be advised, because of the convex lens, it does not accommodate screw on filters.
5669
Yes it will but remember the 7D is not full frame so 16mm X 1.6 crop factor would be a 25.6mm 35mm full frame equivalent.
5670
Yes, but it will end up being approximately a 25-45mm lens with Canon's 1.6 crop factor. If you're looking for an ultra wide, check out the Tokina 11-16 (now replaced with the 11-20) f2.8. It's a great lens
2014987
I am using with a 7D with no problem. It is cheap enough to try even if you are not sure.
857681
Possibly. the canon t3i with 15-135 lens barely fits. I think it would be too tight for the 7d, especially with a battery grip, but can't say for sure
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Most likely. I got one for my 5D III and it seems to work fine. You can try to email them directly for your specific camera.
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Yes, I have both a Canon 5D Mark II and a 7D and it works perfectly with each as long as you order it with the Canon cord which is included.
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It should work. It comes with a screw on the bottom designed for your tripod mount. I use the canon 7D on mine.
155290
Yes. I use it for the Canon 7D and Canon 5D Mark ii. However... it's a pain to try to rack focus, but it still gets the job done.
685999
This lens is compatible with all DSLRs--both crop and full frame. Yes, it will work on the 7d.
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I have the canon 7D, ad it works fine, up to around 20 feet. Also note that if you have a very large lens (which I have a 77mm), the lens it blocks the sensor a bit, so you can't stand on one side of the camera.
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It fits both the canon 5DMKII and the 7D. Find the specs for those and you can confirm if it will fit yours.
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It will work with the 7D. It works best with EF equivalent lenses and not so much EF-S lenses in my experience. Even with the EF lenses, such as my Canon 100-400 L it works OK at 100 but I need to manual focus at 400. It works OK with my Tamron 70-200 f2.8. Also works fine with my lower focal length zooms. I don't have any primes to test it with.
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YES. It works in the battery grip of my 7D and 5D2. Both cases, the camera sees which slot the battery is in as well as the serial number of each battery; just like the Canon batteries.
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Bob, I have a Canon 20D that I'm using the remote shutter control on. I'm only guessing that if all the D series of Canon are the same in most of their aspects, then it will. When I bought my shutter control it was stated it worked on the 10D, 20D, and several other Ds. I would suggest contacting Canon and see if they can answer that question. Try googling Canon 7D remote shutter control and then a 20D. See if the part number is the same for both. Good luck, Ron
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I do not believe it can be used on the Canon 7 D. The 7 D uses Canon BG-E7 vertical grip
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Yes, this timer works perfectly with the 7D. Just used it a month ago in Afghanistan for a timelapse. Happy shooting!
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Yes it will. I have a Canon 7D and it works just fine. Make sure you get the right model because there are two models and the only difference is the connecting plug to the camera. I sent one to my son-in-law and I forget he has a Canon Rebel which has different connector. He do some switching to get the right cable. I looked at the specs for the one pictured and it is the correct one. I like using it. I am not a heavy remote shutter release user and this has worked great for me.
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I use mine with a 5D. I don't think it's compatible with the 7D as it not in the list of compatible cameras. I think you need the TC80N3.